Funerary architecture

Funerary architecture refers to buildings and structures designed for burial and memorial purposes. Throughout history, cultures have created various types of funerary architecture, such as tombs, mausoleums, and memorials, to honor the deceased and provide a place for mourning. These structures often reflect the beliefs and values of a society regarding life, death, and the afterlife. Notable examples include the Egyptian pyramids, Greek temples, and modern crematoriums. Funerary architecture serves both practical and symbolic functions, helping to commemorate lives and facilitate rituals associated with death.